Prince Albert
Prince Albert Raiders: Goals vs. Assists Insights
• Aiden Oiring and Brandon Gorzynski formed the offensive core, each combining high goal totals with over 40 assists and producing balanced scoring profiles near the goals-assists parity line.
• Max Heise and Daxon Rudolph were among the team's top finishers. Heise provided balanced production, while defenseman Rudolph stood out with nearly 30 goals, an exceptional total from the blue line.
• Braeden Cootes, Jonah Sivertson, and Brayden Dube supplied strong secondary scoring, with each contributing more as playmakers than pure finishers.
• Riley Boychuk and Maddix McCagherty generated offense primarily through assists, helping drive puck movement and creating opportunities for teammates.
• The Raiders received meaningful offensive contributions from defensemen. Daxon Rudolph, Justice Christensen, and Linden Burrett all added scoring from the back end, giving Prince Albert strong production throughout the lineup.
Prince Albert Raiders: Team Dashboard Insights
• Prince Albert finished 52-10-5-1 (.809 points percentage) with a league-best +145 goal differential, establishing themselves as one of the WHL's elite teams. Strong special teams included a 79.4% penalty kill and a 28.3% power play.
• The team identity map places the Raiders firmly in the upper-right quadrant, combining elite offense (over 4.5 goals per game) with strong defensive play (around 2.5 goals against per game).
• Daxon Rudolph led the club with 78 points, while Brandon Gorzynski and Aiden Oiring each recorded 69 points. The Raiders featured exceptional depth, with 10 players reaching at least 48 points.
• The plus/minus chart highlights outstanding two-way play throughout the lineup. Oiring, Gorzynski, Max Heise, Daxon Rudolph, and several others combined strong scoring with impressive positive plus/minus ratings.
• Michal Orsulak provided reliable goaltending, posting a save percentage above 90% while helping anchor one of the league's stingiest defensive teams.